Münchener
- noun
- /ˈmʊnʧənər/
- Many beer enthusiasts appreciate the smoothness of an authentic Münchener.
Examples
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The brewery specializes in traditional Münchener lagers with a rich malt character.
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I enjoyed a refreshing Münchener at the festival.
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He ordered a cold Münchener to enjoy with his meal.
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The Münchener has a rich, malty flavor.
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I ordered a Münchener at the local brewery because I love its rich, malty flavor.
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The restaurant offered a selection of beers, and I chose a Münchener to pair with my meal.
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During the festival, many people enjoyed sipping on a cold Münchener while relaxing in the sun.
Synonyms
A dark lager from Munich with a rich malty taste
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Münchener comes from the city name München plus the German ending -er, which means 'from' or 'of', so it literally means 'from Munich'. So a Münchener beer is a dark lager made in or in the style of Munich, which explains its rich, malty flavor.